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The amazing carved patterns on the medieval khachkars, created by 13th century carver Pavgos in Goshavank Monastery, Gosh Royalty Free Stock Photo

Back view of Goshavank monastery. Gosh. Tavush province. Armenia Royalty Free Stock Photo

View of Goshavank monastery. Gosh. Tavush province. Armenia Royalty Free Stock Photo

Khachkar at Goshavank monastery. Gosh. Tavush province. Armenia Royalty Free Stock Photo

Gavit of St. Astvatsatsin church entrance. Goshavank monastery. Gosh. Tavush province. Armenia Royalty Free Stock Photo

Goshavank Monastery and the statue of Mkhitar Gosh Royalty Free Stock Photo

Monument to the founder of the monastery Mkhitar Gosh. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Khachkars near the Gavit of St. Astvatsatsin church entrance. Goshavank monastery. Gosh. Tavush province. Armenia Royalty Free Stock Photo

Grigor Luysavorich church and his famous khachkar, the Needlecarved. Goshavank monastery. Gosh. Tavush province. Armenia Royalty Free Stock Photo

Goshavank-Armenian medieval monastery complex XII-XIII centuries in the village of gosh Royalty Free Stock Photo

Goshavank 13th-century monastery in Gosh, Tavush Province of Armenia. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Goshavank Monastery Royalty Free Stock Photo

The khachkars of Goshavank Monastery Royalty Free Stock Photo

GOSH, ARMENIA - MAY 31, 2016: The Goshavank Monastery Complex, named after the medieval statesman Mkhitar Gosh, who took part in monastery rebuilding after the earthquake, on May 31 in Gosh.